How to interpret non-farm payroll data for bullish or bearish signals? Tonight at 9:30, three indicators to watch closely: new employment numbers, unemployment rate, and year-over-year average hourly earnings. Last month, the unemployment rate held at 4.6%, and this time, the forecast is about 55,000 new jobs, with the unemployment rate fluctuating between 4.6% and 4.7%.
Scenario 1: The unemployment rate breaks above 4.7% or new employment is far below expectations—market sentiment clearly cools down, and the probability of a rate cut in January jumps significantly. This is good news for assets like $BTC and $ETH.
Scenario 2: The opposite happens—new employment reaches or exceeds expectations, and the unemployment rate continues to decline. This means the likelihood of a rate cut in January is low, and the chances of maintaining the current stance increase, putting pressure on the crypto market.
Three data points, one logical chain. Beginners can remember: worse employment data → stronger rate cut expectations → positive for #密码资产动态追踪 ETH; better data → delayed rate cut → short-term pressure.
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RugPullAlarm
· 01-12 07:38
Wait, 55,000 new jobs? I find this number a bit hard to believe. We need to see how the big on-chain whales are acting these days. In previous years, smart money always preemptively positioned itself on the night before non-farm payrolls, so we must keep a close watch.
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LayoffMiner
· 01-12 07:21
Good employment data is actually bad news; I still need to get used to this logic... Lock in for tonight.
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staking_gramps
· 01-10 18:13
Here we go again with this non-farm payroll prediction theory. To be honest, I've already been burned once haha
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CompoundPersonality
· 01-10 10:22
Good employment data is actually a bad thing; this logic is really clever. Waiting to be proven wrong.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-09 08:29
ngl the fed's puppet show always hits different when liquidity dries up... weak jobs = rate cuts = btc ascending from the depths. strong data though? that's when they sacrifice the retail on the liquidation altar lmao
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-09 08:23
Wait, good employment data is actually bearish? I need to think about this logic... Could it be that the Federal Reserve really plans to hold on until the end?
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 01-09 08:22
It's the same interest rate cut logic again. It seems everyone who is trapped is betting on this. Are they really all in on the Federal Reserve?
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ForumMiningMaster
· 01-09 08:17
If employment data falls short of expectations, get ready to celebrate. Expectations of interest rate cuts will send BTC soaring in no time. Keep a close eye on those three numbers tonight—you're sure to get it right.
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governance_ghost
· 01-09 08:16
Here comes the non-farm payrolls again. Every time, some are happy, some are sad. If you bet right, you feast; if you bet wrong, you eat dirt.
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DeFiGrayling
· 01-09 08:11
Poor employment data actually benefits cryptocurrencies? That logic is incredible—only when the economy is bad do coins rise. That's hilarious.
How to interpret non-farm payroll data for bullish or bearish signals? Tonight at 9:30, three indicators to watch closely: new employment numbers, unemployment rate, and year-over-year average hourly earnings. Last month, the unemployment rate held at 4.6%, and this time, the forecast is about 55,000 new jobs, with the unemployment rate fluctuating between 4.6% and 4.7%.
Scenario 1: The unemployment rate breaks above 4.7% or new employment is far below expectations—market sentiment clearly cools down, and the probability of a rate cut in January jumps significantly. This is good news for assets like $BTC and $ETH.
Scenario 2: The opposite happens—new employment reaches or exceeds expectations, and the unemployment rate continues to decline. This means the likelihood of a rate cut in January is low, and the chances of maintaining the current stance increase, putting pressure on the crypto market.
Three data points, one logical chain. Beginners can remember: worse employment data → stronger rate cut expectations → positive for #密码资产动态追踪 ETH; better data → delayed rate cut → short-term pressure.